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Yamaha PortaTone PS-6100 User Manual

Yamaha PortaTone PS-6100
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Yamaha PortaTone PS-6100 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandYamaha
ModelPortaTone PS-6100
Keyboard61 keys
Polyphony12 notes
Voices100
EffectsReverb, Chorus
MIDIYes
SpeakersYes
Power Consumption12W
DisplayLCD
TypeElectronic Keyboard
Power SupplyAC adapter or batteries

Summary

Major Features of the PS-6100

Nomenclature

Using the Music Rest

Starting to Play

Orchestra Section

Guide to begin playing using the orchestra voices.

Playing a Melody

Trying Other Voices

Sustain Function

Stereo Symphonic Effect

Lower Orchestra Keyboard Split

Obtaining More Voice Variety

Solo Section

Guide to selecting and using solo voices for varied sounds.

Advanced Performance Techniques

Using the Built-in Drummer

PCM Rhythm Section

Adding dynamic rhythm accompaniment to melodies.

Rhythm Controls and Adjustments

Synchro Start and Beat Lamps

Drum Fill-ins and Break Features

Adding Accompaniments

Auto Bass Chord Section

Features for automatic bass and chord accompaniment.

One-Finger Accompaniment

Automatic Accompaniment with Chords

Memory Function

Rhythm Variation

Adding Harmony to Melody

Melody Plus Feature

Adding harmonizing notes to melodies.

Creating Original Rhythm Patterns

Custom Drummer

Creating and saving custom drum patterns.

Percussion Voices Overview

Programming Custom Rhythms (Example 1)

Programming Custom Rhythms (Example 2)

Using the Transposer

Memory System

Music Programmer

Functionality and advantages of the Music Programmer.

Step 1: Chord Sequence Programming

Chord Recording

Procedure for recording chord sequences into memory.

Chord Playback

Step 2: Melody and Counter Melody Programming

Melody Recording

Steps for recording a melody into memory.

Counter Melody Recording

Music Playback

Step 3: Programming Bass Play

Bass Recording

How to record your own original bass lines.

Bass Playback

Programming Hint No. 1: Correcting Playing Errors

Programming Hint No. 2: Editing Changes Later

Programming Hint No. 3: Recording Auf-takt Melody

Tape Interface

Optional Accessories

External Jacks

Auxiliary Jacks (Aux In/Out)

Connecting external audio sources and systems.

MIDI Jacks (In/Out)

Connecting to other MIDI devices for synchronized performance.

About MIDI

Foot Switch Jack

Specifications

FCC Information

Memory Reset Button

Concerning Warranty

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